The changes will finally address the city’s stagnant social equity programs, but could lead legacy operators into the illicit market. The Los Angeles City Council approved a series of recommendations Tuesday that would overhaul its plagued recreational cannabis program, with a primary focus on fixing social equity licenses. Until 2025, the city will limit all delivery licenses to businesses that fall in line with social equity criteria. The latter issue was the focus of City Council’s changes, most of which will prioritize social equity applicants in the near future. According to the Los Angeles Times, California marijuana revenue hit $3.1 billion in legal sales in 2019, the highest total of any adult-use market.